The Kodak EasyShare M753 and M853 Zoom Digital Cameras are equipped with 3x optical zoom lenses and 7- and 8-megapixel resolution respectively, which allows consumers to print clear, crisp images up to 30” x 40” in size. Memories captured with the Kodak EasyShare M-Series Cameras are displayed on a vibrant 2.5-inch LCD screen, perfect for instantly sharing clear, bright pictures and videos whether inside or outdoors. Read more…
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LaptopMag has a review of the Kodak EasyShare C653 and writes, “On our tests, photos were slightly under saturated, but colours and focus were decent. The manual setting lets you bump the ISO up to 1250 for low-light shots, but it’s buried in the menus. We recommend maxing out at 800 for the best results. […]
Pocket-lint reviews the HTC Touch and writes, “This is a smartphone that will let you reply to messages, but to be honest is more of a check to see what messages have come through rather than suggesting you write lengthy replies - that’s what HTC’s Ameo is for. … So should you invest? Well if […]
Shiny Shiny reviews the HTC Herald and writes, “The keys themselves are slightly domed, so you’ve got less chance of hitting the wrong one. There’s also a handy LED light which indicates when you’ve got the shift or caps lock on. As far as programmes are concerned, you get the mobile versions of Word, Excel […]
LaptopMag reviews the HTC Mogul and writes, “We don’t have many complaints about the 2-MP camera. Some indoor shots had a reddish cast, but overall we were impressed with the amount of detail the Mogul delivered. Okay, we lied about not having complaints. The zoom doesn’t work at the highest resolution. Videos recorded with the […]
PCWorld has a review of the HP Photosmart M537 and writes, “in our lab tests, the M537 earned an overall score of Poor for image quality, the lowest for any recently tested digital camera; it also earned some of the lowest recent scores for both colour and exposure accuracy, and its images, which didn’t look […]
LaptopMag reviews the Helio Ocean and writes, “The Ocean was a bit buggy at times. We encountered a few HTTP errors while Web surfing, and on two occasions the phone froze with the browser open; we had to remove the battery and reboot, which was more difficult than it should have been. Also, we noticed […]
CNET has a review of the Fujifilm FinePix S700 and writes, “Shooting speed is the big disappointment, mostly because of the slow focusing system. … If you ignore most of the off-key bells and whistles and stick to basics like moderate ISO speed settings and semi manual exposure modes, the Fujifilm FinePix S700 offers quite […]
PCWorld has a review of the Fujifilm FinePix A610 and writes, “Overall, the A610’s scores in our image quality tests were about average, but impressive for a budget-priced camera. In lab tests, our jury gave the camera scores slightly above average for the colour and exposure accuracy of its images, but rated it slightly below […]
LaptopMag has a review of the Fujifilm Finepix A610 and writes, “On our tests, photos looked sharp but oversaturated. Both the image of our colleague and the shot of the vase were a little dark for our tastes. Fortunately, the quality improved when we shot outside. The Finepix A610 fires up quickly but took a […]